Really strong, some of their best songs are on here, but it does have a couple mid tracks as well. Still a great debut.

Some forgettable stuff on here but the majority of this album is really great and is an overall highlight in Swans’ long career.

Way too many tracks and the weird production choices for certain songs hold this album back a lot, but doesn’t stop it from being one of the more memorable albums of 2025

Carti’s switch up on this album is interesting, but it lacks the fun and consistency of Carti’s other albums

Nothing to take away from this album, but it’s filled with bangers and is just a really fun listen throughout.

It’s crazy how much hate Carti got when he first started his career because this album slaps.

One of the heaviest and most dense shoegaze albums I’ve ever listened to

This album basically perfects experimental rap, while still having some songs that can be enjoyed by others too.

The start of an amazing post rock trilogy for swans, The Seer has some of their best songs with very few low points in the album.

Swans perfects their late era sound on this album, filled with their grandest and most engaging work to date. Not a single song wasted here.

His tightest and most consistent album. Also has some of his best songs on here too, like Love Yourz and 03 Adolescence.

Man On The Moon has a LOT of hits on it, and is definitely Cudi’s
best and most successful album, with great production and amazing hooks all around.

Good album, but I see a lot of people calling it a ten which is a little crazy to me. It has solid production and rapping all around but just isn’t as memorable as other Pusha T/Clipse albums.

To Be Kind is an album that takes a while to grow on most people, including me. I didn’t get it at first but over time I realized how amazing this album is.

Some fun tracks, but as a whole it’s just not that great.

Even if it didn’t age the best, I still think Eminem’s debut is a pretty great starting point in his career.

This album has great Tyler standouts, but overall is a mess and has pretty low lows.

Denzel branches away from the more intimate tracks on his last album to make an album full of bangers, arguably no skips

Denzel goes introspective on this one, but still manages to sneak in some pretty great bangers as well.

With an interesting concept and a skipless tracklist, Denzel Curry’s TA13OO is quite the achievement.